Comanche County Hog Farm Markets All Year
Comanche County's Oak Farm near De Leon owned by C. M. Caraway & Sons uses 270 acres with 80 brood sows producing two litters per year. Hogs are sold monthly, feed crops grow on fenced, terraced land using herd grazing and crop rotation to boost fertility. Water is plentiful via two wells and windmills, with concrete troughs and a cooling hog wallow improving gains.
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Frank Reeves
DE Leon
Golden ' DeLeon
Oak Farm
C. M. Caraway & Sons
Hampshire
Sudan
Caraway
Fort Worth
Where I Like to Go at Comanche Farm
A student at Howard Payne College submits a poem about a Comanche farm thirty miles from Brownwood. The piece paints a joyful day of chores and meals, with Frankie and Mary returning home, a dam frying smell, and a thankful table scene to end with a note of daily joys and love.
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Miss Creen
Howard Payne College
Comanche
Doctrinal Reflections From Clarence Bryant on Biblical Unity
Clarence Bryant argues that true belief requires aligning with biblical teaching and rightly dividing scripture. He contends many reject religion due to religious division, cites Jesus’ criticism of human doctrines, and asserts judgment by Christ’s law rather than Moses’ era. He urges study, caution against creeds, and adherence to the God given standard.
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Clarence Bryant
Jesus
Abraham
Moses
Christ
Apostles
To the Valley and the Hill
A nostalgic piece links Comanche farm life with open wind swept happiness. It voices timeless rural pride and a longing for place where kings and queens might envy simple joys found in the valley, the hill, and the farm.
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Comanche
Honors Daughter With Bridge Party At Home
Honoring her daughter Mrs Jerry Krauss Mrs A J Gray entertained with five tables of bridge and a ten Wednesday afternoon from three until six oclock. Ferns tubes roses and crepe myrtle decorations and a rose and green color scheme graced the table accessories and refreshments. Game trophies went to Mrs Inez Palmer and Mrs John P D Waring Jr and Mrs W T House. Refreshments included chicken mousse cheese wafers olives pickles iced tea and devils food cake. Guests from out of town included Mrs Bill Singletary of Dallas Mrs Carson of Frederick Maryland Mrs Arch Butcher of Abilene and Mrs Charlie Gray and Mrs Park Huntington of Brownwood.
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Jerry Krauss
A. J. Gray
Inez Palmer
John PD. Waring, Jr
Bill Singletary
Dallas
Carson
Frederick
Maryland
Arch Butcher
Abilene
Charlie Gray
Park Huntington
Brownwood
Joe Craig Reried At Board Church
Joe Craig 75 a longtime Hasse resident died at home Tuesday after a long illness following his wife’s death less than three weeks earlier Interment was at Board Church Cemetery He was born in Alabama and came to Texas as a young man living in DeLeon before settling in Hasse for over twenty five years Survived by sons Charlie Lewis Lonnie Crair of Hasse Billy Craie of Desdemona and daughters Mrs Alice Bilbrey of Blanket and Mrs Liz wie Brecey of Brownwood
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Joe Craig
Mr. Craig
Craig
Board Church
Alabama
Texas
DeLeon
Mr. Craige
Charlie, Lewis
Lonnie Crair
Hasse
Billy Craie
Desdemona
Alice Bilbrey
Blanket
Lizwie Brecey
Brownwood
Card of Thanks for Justice of the Peace Bonner
J D Bonner thanks friends for support in his Justice of the Peace bid and expresses enduring gratitude for their thoughtfulness. Sincerely, J D Bonner.
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J. D. Bonner
Two Farmers On Relief Proof Diversification Works in Comanche County
The Fort Worth Star Telegram editorial notes two De Leon farmers, C. M. Caraway and A. L. Piper, show relief through self-directed strategies. Caraway specializes in 50 blooded Shorthorns, Piper diversifies with Elberta peaches, sweet potatoes and other crops. Both report profits over two seasons, using soil, stock and market sales to sustain income.
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Comanche County
Fort Worth
C. M. Caraway
A. L. Piper
de Leon
Commmon
Caraway
Piper
Elberta Weaches
Messrs
Texas
Will May thanks voters after race for Commissioner
Will May expresses gratitude for support in his commissioner race and appreciation for the confidence shown. He pledges to work hard to prove worthy of the voters' trust.
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Will May
Local visits from Brownwood Winters and Dublin
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Steele of Brownwood spent Sunday with Steve Hilliard and family. J. F. White and son Frank of Winters spent the weekend in Comanche with his sister Mrs. M Kemp. Miss Tressie Denny was a Dublin visitor Sunday.
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Ernest Steele
Brownwood
Steve Hilliard
J. F. White
Frank
Winters
Comanche
Tressie Denny
Dublin
Tom Patton thanks voters after primary campaign
The letter from Commissioner Tom Patton thanks voters for support in the primary and expresses appreciation for courtesies shown during the campaign and his time in office.
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Tom Patton
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Term— Co. V. Terrell
Satterwhite
Gregory Hatcher
O. Thompson
Supreme Curt— A Cf
Hickman
E Ne Ewes
Ba Ou
William Pierson
Pink Parrish
Congressman-at-Large
Jos. W
Jof Burkett
Sterling P Strong
Ty W Rollins
Stewart Ao
Pittman
Sturkife Ee
H ” Ee
Nabers
I R. Armstron
Robinett
Justice Peace Precinct
Joe Annie Haynes
Deke White
Justice Peace
Bonner
Comanche County Farm
Jean Rosa Green
Old Comanche
Brownwood Town
Frankie
Mary
Church OF Christ
Nonors
Bridge
Coleman
K. C
Jenkins’ Electric Shop
Merlin Jenkins
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